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Republican Dave Reichert and Democrat Bob Ferguson debated for the second time Wednesday night — in what could be the final time the two have such a meeting before Election Day.
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The outcome of this year's election will determine how lawmakers move forward with Washington's climate law and troubled transportation budget — and could likely shape how the Legislature approaches tax changes next year.
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Voting in Washington’s primary election is now over – and initial results are in. It’s clear who’s moving forward in the race for governor. In other races, not so much.
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Far fewer people vote in the primary compared to the general election, and getting out the vote can be tough. But some voters are banding together to make voting more fun, and more informed.
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WA voters to weigh 4 ballot measures this fall as natural gas initiative qualifies for 2024 electionThe proposal has been pitched to voters as a way to reject a ban on natural gas, but critics say the measure's backers have relied on misinformation to garner support.
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If enough qualifying signatures are verified, voters will see a ban on banning gas on this fall’s ballot, along with three other climate and tax measures.
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The event stood in stark contrast to the rancorous Republican state convention earlier this year.
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A King County judge ordered a partial pause on the measure Friday.
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But it’s unclear whether the state will renew that stockpile if the medication faces additional federal challenges.
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The lawsuit aimed to block information from November ballots explaining how three voter initiatives would impact the state budget.
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Three voter initiatives took effect Thursday, including a measure that rolls backs limits on police car chases and another that outlines several rights for parents to oversee their children's school records.
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A trio of legal advocacy groups filed a lawsuit against the state Thursday, to prevent a controversial voter initiative from becoming law in early June.